Mental Health & ADHD Care
Thoughtful Evaluation and Medication Management Within Primary Care
Board-certified family physician providing care for depression, anxiety, and ADHD within an ongoing primary care relationship.
Mental health is inseparable from physical health. Mood, sleep, stress physiology, attention, and metabolic health all influence one another.
Many people benefit from structured evaluation, supportive strategies, and — when appropriate — carefully monitored medication.
Some adults seek evaluation after years of struggling with focus, organization, or overwhelm without realizing ADHD may be contributing.
Seeking help is not a failure of resilience. It is a thoughtful step toward stability and clarity.
Depression & Anxiety
Low mood, excessive worry, sleep disruption, irritability, and loss of motivation are common experiences — and they deserve careful evaluation.
Assessment may include:
• detailed symptom history
• functional impact at work or home
• screening tools when appropriate
• evaluation of contributing medical factors such as sleep disorders, thyroid dysfunction, or medication effects
Treatment may include:
• medication when appropriate
• sleep and lifestyle strategies
• coordination with psychotherapy when helpful
Care is individualized and monitored over time within an ongoing physician relationship.
ADHD Evaluation & Treatment
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder can affect both children and adults.
In adults, ADHD may appear as:
• difficulty sustaining focus
• disorganization or executive dysfunction
• inconsistent productivity
• chronic overwhelm
Many adults discover ADHD only after years of feeling disorganized, overwhelmed, or inconsistent despite strong effort.
Evaluation includes history, functional assessment, and screening tools when appropriate.
When medication is appropriate, treatment may include stimulant or non-stimulant options. Dosing and response are monitored carefully over time to support focus, stability, and daily functioning.
Integrated Care Matters
Mental health is closely connected to sleep, metabolic health, hormonal balance, and overall physical well-being.
Addressing these factors within primary care allows treatment to remain coordinated rather than fragmented across multiple providers.
Begin the Conversation
If you are seeking thoughtful evaluation and ongoing support for depression, anxiety, or ADHD, you are invited to reach out.
